Vintage military items, pins & buttons, civil war to world war II? Unfortunately I am not very knowledgeable with military items but I do believe that the crossed guns stand for artillery and I am also uncertain if it's all army or a mix of army and Marines. I could be wrong but I do believe that the round ones are possibly from the civil war as well as the single silver S. The smaller round eagle is a button and the other eagle is a pin in which I'm thinking maybe Marines. The single S has four pins and the three round are screw back pins and which I only have one of the screw backs.

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All lots within this sale all start at $25 or under with approximately 98% at no reserves. I do not usually list smalls like these items because of the time to do so. I just happened to be the nice guy and went above and beyond to help a few locals with their estate items because they did not know where to go to move an entire estate of stuff. This sale is 98% easily shippable items with baseball cards, some toys, gold to sterling jewelry, sterling and silver plate flatware and other useful items, some nick knacks, primitive items and few tools. I am hoping that someone may have use for all these items which I have listed because it is a lot of work to put an auction together in this format. Plus, I believe I have listed most at great starting prices.
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I'll look to be in good condition to me.